Allow plenty of time to eat so that neither of you feels rushed. Eat together and keep the mood relaxed. Keep the room temperature comfortable and provide sitting cushions if needed.

From the June 2015 issue of our magazine, Janet Baylis, Manager of the Society's Dementia Knowledge Centre, reviews a book that encourages good food and nutrition for people with dementia. Don't give ...

“Some studies show consuming omega-3 fatty acids [in food] may help lower levels of beta-amyloid, a protein that forms damaging clumps in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease,” says ...

BY the year 2040, 1.4million people are expected to be living with dementia. It’s a huge jump from the current number of sufferers, which sits at around 982,000 according to the Alzheimer’s S… ...

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